All Terrain Bridge, a division of New South Equipment Mats, has teamed up with Tecomate Whitetail Nation as a new sponsor for our 2012 season of Tecomate Whitetail Nation on the Outdoor Channel.
Constructed of Emtek®, a select southern hardwood laminate that is treated with Lifewood ™ materials, All Terrain Bridges are designed to have less impact on the environment.
“They are half the weight yet twice the strength of traditional wooden or steel bridges, solving a multitude of access issues for landowners,” said CEO Drew… {READ MORE}
Hunters have likely debated the factors influencing buck movement patterns ever since Native Americans first began chasing white-tailed deer more than 10,000 years ago. In the late 1950’s our knowledge regarding whitetail movements took a…
In order to formulate a nutritional strategy (plan) for whitetails, it is necessary to know their seasonal nutritional needs. Biologists and scientists can get into tedious detail on this subject, but from the game manager’s…
Reality. Life. Whatever you want to call it, it has definitely found its way into my world this year. Up until this year I have always had a work schedule that was flexible enough that…
Day 1: Morning Hunt Videographer Matthew Carman and I arrived at the LBV Ranch headquarters yesterday in preparation for our Bucks of Tecomate hunt that started this morning. The 14,500-acre LBV Ranch is…
This past deer season was full of storms! I don’t believe that I have ever heard as much thunder, seen as much lightning, or felt as much wind and rain as I did this past December and January. Just this past Saturday I was literally scared for my life as two major storm systems pasted through my hunting area. You may…
About Tecomate Wildlife Systems
How it began...A revolutionary new management strategy...
What was started back in 1993 helped open an exciting new chapter in whitetail management history. Lead by Tecomate, food-plot-based nutritional management was introduced to an eager market and soon the whitetail management scene was literally revolutionized. Managers were introduced to an entirely new strategy that allowed them to take control of management on their property and greatly increase the size and number of their deer in ways never before possible.
